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PinkMonkey.com-Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson


but two points visible on the whole anchorage.

One was the great fire on shore, by which the defeated pirates
lay carousing in the swamp. The other, a mere blur of light upon
the darkness, indicated the position of the anchored ship. She had
swung round to the ebb-- her bow was now towards me--the only
lights on board were in the cabin, and what I saw was merely a
reflection on the fog of the strong rays that flowed from the stern
window.

The ebb had already run some time, and I had to wade through
a long belt of swampy sand, where I sank several times above the
ankle, before I came to the edge of the retreating water, and
wading a little way in, with some strength and dexterity, set my
coracle, keel downwards, on the surface.


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